Virtual Team
Mykela Frazier, LGPC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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Mykela earned her Bachelor’s degree from Bowie State University in 2019, majoring in Psychology. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Applied Psychology at the University of Baltimore and plans to earn her LCPC to become a full-time counselor. As a former intern at the center, Mykela joins the team with excitement, openness, and gratitude.
Mykela enjoys collaborating with clients to craft holistic, integrative plans that meet their needs. She believes creating a safe space for clients is paramount, supporting individuals along their journeys with empathy, kindness, and authenticity. Mykela is passionate about raising awareness of mental and emotional health and making counseling services more accessible to the African American community. As someone who has transmuted many traumas, she is committed to helping others cope with stress, anxiety, trauma, and life difficulties, using an integrative approach that emphasizes person-centered and mindfulness-based techniques.
In her free time, Mykela enjoys reading (and purchasing new books), practicing yoga, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family. She has a deep passion for literary arts and loves writing poetry and prose. Some of her work is published in Amani Sol Magazine, a free online publication she co-founded.
Christina Burbelo
Licensed Social Worker
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Christina earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Maryland Baltimore in 2024, concentrating in clinical behavioral health and specializing in trauma. This was a career shift for Christina. Through both personal and professional experiences, she shifted into social work as a way to create more direct and meaningful change within the systems, communities, and people she crosses paths with.
Christina believes that each of us has a story to tell. She sees therapy as an opportunity to engage with that story. She sees her role as a collaborative partner and non-judgemental witness along this journey of self-exploration. She is committed to meeting clients where they are while giving them space to explore their stories more deeply when ready. With this, she draws on psychodynamic, relational, attachment, and somatic-based theories. Christina integrates parts work, such as Ego State Therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS), Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and somatic awareness to help clients move through a place of feeling stuck and into a place of insight, growth, and acceptance.
Christina also completed additional study and training in addressing and integrating one’s religion and spirituality in therapy, and is able to do so when it aligns with her clients’ process and goals. She also works with those who are exploring their own spiritual and or religious identities after experiencing abuse or trauma.
She loves spending as much time outdoors as possible – whether it’s a spontaneous road trip or a walk at the end of the day. She also loves dogs (and has a soft spot for black labs.) Animal videos make her laugh. Broadway music makes her feel joy. Playing in the snow makes her feel alive, and taking trips to the mountains makes her feel grounded. All of these things make life a little more magical.
Jordan Goodman, LCPC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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Jordan Goodman is a licensed psychotherapist and professional musician who joined the CTSA team in 2021. He holds a Master’s degree in Counseling from Loyola University and has worked in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings with adolescents and adults.
Jordan has a specialized background in the field of therapeutic drumming and often incorporates music and drumming as a part of his treatment approach with clients who are interested in the benefits of music therapy. He believes the foundation of successful therapy is rooted in a trusting and secure relationship. He offers a nonjudgmental space to openly explore thoughts, feelings, and experiences with support, confidentiality, and kindness at the client’s pace.
Jordan offers an integrative approach to therapy that is goal-directed and focused on developing self-awareness, strengthening relationships, and creating lasting change. Jordan’s approaches to treatment utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Humanistic-Existential approaches, Motivational Interviewing, and Psychodynamic theories.
During downtime, Jordan enjoys performing on the drums with his band Raindeer, hosting podcasts, attending concerts, and playing a good game of frisbee.